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tonks2 · 11-04-2010, 08:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Rockywizardia

Ling's smirk broadened. How dare he? He had every right to accuse her of thinking such horrid ideas. He may not have been an expert in Occlumency by any stretch but he knew when she was trying to make herself look innocent when she wasn't. She could hide behind her big, blue eyes and pretend that she was never at fault but Ling refused to buy it for even a second. He was fed up of being around silly little girls who lied all the time and were insecure.

"It's not terrible, I suppose..." the older boy began evenly, haughty boredom still plastered across his pale face. It was obvious he wasn't going to give her an inch, no matter how many times she would insist--even if she were at the brink of tears. He was sick of the tears and of her immature drama. "However, it's pretty useless at this point."

He resumed tracing the inside of the wand, making it very clear that it was a chore talking to her and he didn't make eye contact. "I've moved ahead. I might possibly even change the world within a couple years. Who knows? That said, I don't need this pitiful excuse for a friendship anymore and I certainly don't need you dragging me down. I've grown up, Emmy, and it's clear that you're never going to. You're only saying these things to benefit yourself and further proving that you're a fake little hypocrite."

Emmy looked at him in disbelief.
"My god you've changed." she shook her head, saying, "What the hell happened to you - you were such a good person when we met..."
She stood there, trying to digest the scant information he was letting slip.

No matter how much she loved him, it couldn't be clearer that the feeling was no longer mutual. A wave of sadness washed over her, to be replaced with a great feeling of pity.
"I'm not altogether sure you have grown up, Ling - any mature adult would be satisfied with multiple apologies and admissions of guilt and would be willing to let bygones be bygones. But not you, no sir. And what on earth d'you mean, 'change the world'? It doesn't need changing!"

11-04-2010, 08:29 AM	#253 (permalink)
tonks2 Puffskein Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: in love... [GMT] Posts: 1,257 Hogwarts RPG Name: Hester 'Hez' Bailey Sixth Year	Bad Wolf / / Linux99rules! Quote: Originally Posted by Rockywizardia Ling's smirk broadened. How dare he? He had every right to accuse her of thinking such horrid ideas. He may not have been an expert in Occlumency by any stretch but he knew when she was trying to make herself look innocent when she wasn't. She could hide behind her big, blue eyes and pretend that she was never at fault but Ling refused to buy it for even a second. He was fed up of being around silly little girls who lied all the time and were insecure. "It's not terrible, I suppose..." the older boy began evenly, haughty boredom still plastered across his pale face. It was obvious he wasn't going to give her an inch, no matter how many times she would insist--even if she were at the brink of tears. He was sick of the tears and of her immature drama. "However, it's pretty useless at this point." He resumed tracing the inside of the wand, making it very clear that it was a chore talking to her and he didn't make eye contact. "I've moved ahead. I might possibly even change the world within a couple years. Who knows? That said, I don't need this pitiful excuse for a friendship anymore and I certainly don't need you dragging me down. I've grown up, Emmy, and it's clear that you're never going to. You're only saying these things to benefit yourself and further proving that you're a fake little hypocrite." Emmy looked at him in disbelief. "My god you've changed." she shook her head, saying, "What the hell happened to you - you were such a good person when we met..." She stood there, trying to digest the scant information he was letting slip. No matter how much she loved him, it couldn't be clearer that the feeling was no longer mutual. A wave of sadness washed over her, to be replaced with a great feeling of pity. "I'm not altogether sure you have grown up, Ling - any mature adult would be satisfied with multiple apologies and admissions of guilt and would be willing to let bygones be bygones. But not you, no sir. And what on earth d'you mean, 'change the world'? It doesn't need changing!" __________________